Waterloo Woman's Club Brings Dignity to Brahms Day
Waterloo Iowa members of the Woman's club plan a full day of activities with Brahms Day events at the Fine Arts department. Mrs E I Dunkeler will lead the morning program featuring violinist Mrs Herbert Marshall and pianist Mrs Robert Johnson performing Brahms No 2 Sonata in A Major Opus 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Brahms
Fine Arts Department
E. I. Dunkeler Wilh
Herbert Marshall
Robert Johnson
Howard Burr
Lorraine Gibson
West Ligh School
Cedar Falls
East
West High Schol
FE. L. Corton
Cecil Bickley
Robert Parratt
A. Boatman
R. J. Miller
W. CG. Wright
Anna B. Lawther
Henry Langworthy
Dubuque
Civie
Lawther
National Democratic Committee
W. W. Marsh
American Association of University Women
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Langeworthy
Cone Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs G W Cone of 533 Burton Avenue mark their golden wedding anniversary at home. They have spent most of their married life in Waterloo with relatives gifting flowers cards and keepsakes. The day included visits from friends and neighbors in a warm family celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue
Burton ‘Avenue
Waterloo
Silver Tea at Graves Church Promises Pleasant Program
Primary teachers from Graves Memorial United Brethren Sunday school host a silver tea at 2:30 to 4 p m in the church parlors. A piano solo, vocal duet, violin pieces, a one act reading, and a violin quartet from West High are planned with Miss Dor athy Ellsworth and Mrs A J Weigle among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United Brethren Sunday School
Mines
H. F. Guyer
Herbert ©. Gilley
Wood Fellows
Faye Kingsley
P. M. Schreiner
E. B. Oliver
EB. W. Main
A. J. Weigle
Lester Guyer
G. EB. Clark
Ona Crawford
Canvonetta
Amobrossio
Saint Saens
Maurice Ziegler
Lorraine Gibson
Giolin
West High School
Mildred Luce
Margaret Gallup
Maxine Kessler
LeVeta Anderson
Virginia Troup
H. Peare
St Pauls Church Women Plans Colonial Tea Event
Members of the sixth division of the Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church will host a Martha Washington tea from 2 to 4 30 p m tomorrow in the church parlors. A short program includes readings by Mrs E B Bunce and piano solos by Mrs Marvel Prank. Tea will be served and hostesses will wear colonial costumes. In other notes birthday festivities honored Mrs C S Wilcox marking her eighty first birthday with a family dinner and gifts. attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert McLain and daughter Velma, Mr and Mrs Harr ard Haynes and sons Billy and Bob, Mr and Mrs Roy McLain and son Bennie, Mrs Mary Haynes, Mrs F P L Klinger and daughters Lois and Loretta, and A K Stocker. The Odd Fellows Water loo fodge No 716 and the Mooseheart Legion host events including a weekly dance and card party respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Woman's Club
Soland Mercuire
Civic Department
Women's Club
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
Silverica-Graves Memorial L. B
New Century Club
A. B. Nauman
W. R. O—Memorial Hall
Cornish
Martha Washingtonen
St. Paul's Share
John Chevalier
G. F. Club
Mirs
Emma Reeder
Mooseheart Legion
Toose Hall
Phi Sigma Ghi Valentine
Elks Club
Gold Seaf Camp
C. Hall
White Shine Colonial
Masonic Temple
Cedar Falls
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Martha Washington
E. B. Bunce
Marvel
Wilcox
Albert McLain
Velma
Harrard Haynes
Billy
Bob
Roy McLain
Bennie
Mary Haynes
FP. L. Klinger
Lois and
Loretta
A. K. Stocker
Simple dietary hints for beauty care by Edna
A reader asks for a practical method to judge caloric value of foods. The pamphlet notes approximate counts are unsafe and offers rough rules for common items, stressing exact tracking, modest portions, and avoiding fats sugars and sweets. It also touches on skin care, weight guidance, and when to consult a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Jean
Pes
Annie
M. M
Mra. A. S
Out East
Club Notes and Meetings Across Local Societies
The Gucky 13 bridge club met with Mrs. Slifs gard and welcomed new members Mrs. Landgraf and Mrs. Hazelmean while Mrs. Stewart attended as guest. High scores went to Mrs. Landgraf and Mrs. Burgess. Columbia club met at Mrs. Welbes home with hostesses Mrs. Welbes McDonough and Youngbiut. next gathering Feb 22 at Mrs. Hurley. West Orange club heard Rev. Charles Bame speak at Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Parris home. forty dine, roll-call on local history, songs and poems followed. A wedding anniversary dedication honored Mr. and Mrs. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Slifsgard
Thomas Landgraf
B. A. Hazelmean
Harry Stewart
Landgraf
Paul Burgess
Harry Bandfield
Columbia Club
Michael I Welbes
John Welbes
M. 3. McDonough
Margaret Youngbiut
J.E. Hurley
Charles Bame
Ashland
First Brethren Church
West Orange Club
Samuel Hoover
Fred Parris
Samuel Fike
Orange Township
Frank Elingaman
Sam 5S. Harmon
Edwin Boardman
Noah Fike
Church notices and society meetings at local congregations
The weekly church calendar lists a 7 45 p m meeting at First Lutheran for a brief business session and a social program. Circle four of First Lutheran Missionary society met at Mr Charles Formaker s home with nine members and seven ghosts present. Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren hosted eighteen members and three visitors to discuss Jesus the Great Teacher with refreshments. Burton Avenues Baptist held an evening unit gathering with new officers and spring plans, plus a plane solo reading. Grinnell conference attendance by several pastors is noted with reflections on the Christian Gos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sedgwick
Fort
W. RB. Cole
Fourth Treet
West
Harlem
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Sedwick
Lst
Henry Burleigh
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Langston Hughes
Countee Cullen
William Stanley Braithwaite
Callie Wieder
Dubois
P Ooker T. Washington
We F. Brooks
Piney Woods School
Lawrence Jones
Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church
Circle Four
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Wogon
Charles Formaker
ML H. Goelhel
Harper
Burton Avenues Baptist Church
Arthur Burnet
Harold Howard
Treasuer
Margaret Crandall
Cihorissim
Lois Kinudims
Billy Egdort
Kiven
Merle Miller
Glauws
An Richmond Moraan
William T Wardcastie
Pymmith
George FP. Barsalon
Segar Pang Conairsational Earch
Grinnell
Congregational Ministers
Charles Whitney Gilkey
Chicago
Ans Vine Gates
More
W. E. Silver
Rawens
Fred Damee
W. F. Martin
Harry Duke
Angl Messrs
Fred Lowe
George Duke
F. A. Cushman
Firemen's Hall in New Hampton Becomes Gym
New Hampton officials convert the Firemen's auditorium into a large gymnasium with movable seating for 1 500 spectators. The school board rents the space for athletic events and the updated facilities include a boiler room lockers showers and dressing rooms. A state sectional basketball tournament will be held March 1 2 and 3 in the remodeled venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequilar Special Servier
New Hampton
New Hampton School Board
Fire Department
School Board
Fire
Black Hawk County Schoolhouse Burns
A schoolhouse in district No 3 Union township Black Hawk county burned overnight. Chet Corwin who lives nearby discovered the blaze this morning. The fire likely spread from the stove. The teacher was Mrs Ruth Baldwin of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special
New Hartford
Union Township
Black Hawk County
Chet Corwin
Ting
Ruth Baldwin
First Model A Ford Delivered to Bryant in Waterloo
The Bryant Paving company received Waterloo the first Model A Ford roadster delivered in the state joining Des Moines and Cedar Rapids as early adopters. Bryant plans large truck orders with Repass Automobile with deliveries set around April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Paving Company
Waterloo
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Bryant Company
Re-pass Automobile Company
Dyersville Banquet speaks on Teaak Walton league goals
At the Dyersville Commercial club annual banquet, M C Murtagh addressed 200 members and visitors about the Teaak Walton league. Two hundred attendees heard discussions on wins and objectives as Jack Corey goes on trial for illegal possession and bootlegging in Judge Wood's district court division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Murtagh
Dyersville Commercial Club
Teaak Walton League
Jack Corey
G. W. Wood
District Court
Corey
Jeffery G. Sullivan
J. M. Hyde
Sullivan Avenue
Sinclair
Dallas
Tex
J. W. Hyde
Sinclair Commpany
Kansas City
LaVerne Gibson
Sixth Street
R. W. van Schoyck
Wellington Street
Fifth
Wellington Streets
Gibson
Playlet at Star Valentine Party Featured by Waterloo Chapter
Old King Cole and the Queen of Hearts playlet highlighted the Waterloo chapter Eastern Star party last night in the Matt Parrott building. Members and guests, 150 strong, enjoyed dances, decorations, and a chicken noodle dinner with a prize for guessing hearts. Mrs Sarah Bachman announced a school of instruction Feb 22 and the Bunker Hill Sons of the American Revolution hold an annual meeting Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cole
Valentine
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Mines
Walter C. Renner
Harry Kauffmann
Charles Sturgis
Gene DeVoe
Grace Newkirk
Irene McCormick
Charles Lewis
E. V. Baldwin
John Geertsen
Frank Fuller
Louwis Stolte
Bunker Hill
Sons of the American Revolution
Black
Waterloo selects sixteen year old Miss Thompson as preferred blonde
Miss Charlotte Thompson of 321 Lafayvette Street crowned Waterloo’s preferred blonde after winning the Riviera theatre beauty contest judged from 49 entrants by five judges. Finalists included Miss Carolyn Johnson Miss Sibyl Brooks Miss Alene Flint and Miss Jeannette Gronoski. Thompson a East High junior born May 11 1911 in Paris Texas excels in commercial subjects and swimming and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wilder
Charlotte Thompson
Lafayvette Street
Waterloo
Courier-Riviera
Riviera Theatre
Carolyn Johnson
Maple Street
Sibyl Brooks
Commercial Street
Alene Flint
Bayard Street
Jeanette Gronoski
Quincy Street
Miss Thompson
Violetta Thompson
East High School
Stenag
East Endship Club
Paris Tex
Oklahoma
Ano
Ompson
Altho
Tle
Miss Brooks
Miss Flint
Miss Johnson
Alil Pirty
Coles Phillips
Allen Street
River Rises Significantly Across Cedar Falls Area
Readings show river up about five feet at Cedar Falls dam and around two feet here. Ice jam backs water, crest passes by noon, boats damaged by ice cakes, gauges report levels above normal and crest shifting downstream. Officials note flood risk as utilities crews monitor the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Dam
Idst and Scrass Crom, the Couthst Park Hen. Four Oof Dager To Sans Souet
Harrow Channel
Sans Santi Bridge
Iowa Public Service Company
Sans Souci
Cedar Falls
Utilities Company
G. W. Lonnecker
Town Public Service Company
Black Hawkecresk
Virden Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue Triangle League
W. C. A. Odd Fellows
C. F
American Légion Auxiliary
Security Benefit Association—Hk
P. Hall
St. John's Young People's Club
School Hall
Temple Rebakah
Hawk LO. O. F
Ae Arts Department
Wwoman’s
Woman’s. Club
Albert G. Meggers
Gladbrook
Helen Biller
Beck
Reinbeck
First Baptist Church
Carl Lee Kenagy
Mpggers
Gladsbrook
Margaret , Carrige
St .Joseph’s Rosary Society
Mrs. Cone
King’s Daughters
Mizpah
J. J. Wyeth
D. A. McEirryher
5. E. Batron
J. G. Ralston
Lfe
Margareth Batomme
Laveta Anderson
Mmes
R. J. Turpy
W.H. Bergey
J. H. Hemmerling
C. W. Reading
W. E. Bray
H. A. Soules
H. Godtfring
W. Ri
Memorial Hall
W. &. Parsons
L. C. Grover
Graves Church
St. Paul's Church
Women
Odd Fellows—Dance Club of Water
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Waterion
Odd Fellows
Moose Hall
Forbes
Church News
Firemen’ Hall
FORD
Bryant
Eagles
Isaak Walton
Legion Auxilary
Worth Hillman
Buchanan's
Russell Cowit
Reigh Jameson
Dover
H. B. Boles
David Stranahan
Stranahan
First Baptist
Priday
Courier-Riviera Theatre
Trose
Petria
Miss Gronoski
Sans Sond
Lee Cakes
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Joe
Perrrey
Canada
Canada Dry
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Gandy
East 4Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!